good morning. almost to the edge of the universe. in sport, shattering records as they dismantle norway an 8 0 victory has the lionesses roaring into the quarter finals of the euros. you cannot be serious! that ball was on the line! chalk flew up! and his persona lit up the 70s and 80s with exceptional play and the occasional angry outburst we hear from tennis legend john mcenroe as he reflects on his life and career. it may be cooler and cloudier for some today but the heatwave is ongoing in the south east. temperatures will rise further this weekend, the met office have issued an extreme heat warning. i will have all the details later. it s tuesday 12th july. our main story. conservative mps hoping to become the next party leader and prime minister have until this evening to muster enough support to officiallyjoin the contest. they need at least 20 backers, under rules set out by the 1922 committee of tory backbenchers. 11 candidates have so far put themselves for
i m to be a bit careful with the weather, thank you. it is time to be a bit careful. in the 1970s and i980s john mcenroe was one of the biggest names in tennis. he won wimbledon three times and seven grand slam titles overall but was equally well known for his on court tantrums. ahead of the release of a film about his life, he s been talking to our correspondent laura scott about his struggles on and off the court. you have to develop an edge to be great at something. i had that. and then, boom. there s something clearly wrong. you doing yourjob, umpire? you re pathetic! how much bigger a point can you screw it up with? couldn t you see anything?! from new york, john mcenroe. how do you sum up your tennis career? oh, boy, that s a tough one. sum it up, you know, i d like to think i gave it my all as often as possible. that to me is the key